BCA

Yes, you can go for it. It has wider options.

BCA is a basic graduation qualification for starting a career in IT industry. With BCA, you can only get lower end entry level jobs in IT industry. In order to get a meaningful job, you will have to do MCA. Thus you will take 6-years education period before you get a good job. Whereas, B.Tech in aeronautical engineering is engineering degree with good opportunities. It is superior qualification over BCA. If you have both the options, I will recommend you to opt for B.Tech aeronautical engineering over BCA.

No doubt BBA is a good option if you are looking for MBA. Most of the basic courses required for MBA gets covered in BBA. Among the two, BBA is a better option.

The majority of universities requires maths as a subject in 10+2 as mandatory eligibility criteria for seeking admission in BCA. Only a few universities such as IGNOU or Symbiosis allows non-maths students to do BCA. Therefore, you can do BCA but your choice of universities/ colleges will be limited.

Hello Ramkishor,
Master of Computer Applications (MCA) is considered equivalent to Computer Science Engineering. Therefore, you will get more job opportunities.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

In order of precedence, following is the Computer graduation degrees with respect to high paying jobs: CSE, B.Sc CS and BCA wherein CSE being the highest and BCA being the lowest.

There is a very small difference among the syllabus of BCA and B.Sc in IT. B.Sc in IT is having more focus on theoretical concepts of computer science whereas BCA syllabus emphasis is on applications development and maintenance. Market acceptance of BCA and B.Sc IT is similar. Both degree holders will have done PG for a meaningful career in IT industry.

Hi Jordan,
Techno India is a decent college but I won't recommend it for pursuing BCA. Try some other college outside WB. KIIT would be a good option